Dale Bozzio (October 31, 2010) – Make Love Not War Album: Digital
Make Love Not War is the third solo album by Dale Bozzio, released digitally on October 31, 2010 through Electrik Blue Records and Blue Pie Records.
The 74:40 collection brings together rare and previously unreleased recordings, with much of the material dating from 1991. For the Prince Chronicle, its particular significance is Take Me To Your Leader (Prince Mix), a track co-written by Dale Bozzio and Prince.
The album was issued exclusively in digital form, with no known physical CD edition.

RECORDING
Much of the material collected on Make Love Not War was recorded during 1991.
Specific studio information is not supplied.
Prince's precise musical contribution to Take Me To Your Leader is not identified in the supplied information. The released version is identified as the Prince Mix, with Prince's remix credit described in the source material as assumed rather than confirmed.
The track also incorporates a sampled bass performance by Raymond Earl from I Got My Mind Made Up (You Can Get It Girl).
STYLE & THEMES
Make Love Not War functions partly as an archival collection, bringing together rare, alternate and previously unreleased Dale Bozzio recordings rather than presenting an entirely newly recorded 2010 project.
Multiple versions of Simon Simon and The Motorcycle Song appear alongside previously unreleased material, while Take Me To Your Leader (Prince Mix) provides the album's direct connection to Prince.
The collection also follows Bozzio's earlier Riot In English, which contained another Prince-related recording, So Strong.
RELEASE HISTORY
Make Love Not War was released digitally on October 31, 2010.
No physical CD edition is known to have been released. A digital booklet accompanied the project.
The album produced no singles, although Simon Simon had previously been released in connection with Bozzio's earlier solo album Riot In English.
The album did not chart.
PERSONNEL
Dale Bozzio — lead vocals
Prince — contribution to Take Me To Your Leader not specified
Raymond Earl — sampled bass guitar on Take Me To Your Leader
PRODUCTION
Produced by: No production credit supplied
Remixed by Prince — Take Me To Your Leader (Prince Mix), attribution listed as assumed
Design by Worm Carnivale, LLC
Design by Douglas Glenn Brown
Cover Photography by Dale Bozzio
Label: Electrik Blue Records / Blue Pie Records
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Release Date: October 31, 2010
Format: Digital Album
Length: 74:40
Recorded At: Studio information not supplied
RELEASE VARIANTS TABLE
Artist | Title | Label | Country | Cat No. | Date | Format |
Dale Bozzio | Make Love Not War | Electrik Blue Records / Blue Pie Records | — | — | October 31, 2010 | Digital Album |
TRACKLIST TABLE
DIGITAL
DIGITAL EDITION |
• Simon Simon (7" Mix) • Simon Simon (12" Mix) • Simon Simon (Simon Says Edit) • Last Century • My Friends • Until The End • Crazy • Talk Talk • The Motorcycle Song • Let's Get Personal • Hide N Seek • The Motorcycle Song (Instrumental) • Take Me To Your Leader (Prince Mix) • Mr. Slick • Make Love, Not War • The Motorcycle Song (Alternate Take) |
NOTES
• Released digitally on October 31, 2010.
• No physical CD edition is known.
• Running time: 74:40.
• Much of the collection consists of rare and previously unreleased material primarily recorded in 1991.
• Take Me To Your Leader was co-written by Dale Bozzio and Prince.
• The album identifies the version as Take Me To Your Leader (Prince Mix).
• Prince's specific musical contribution to the recording is not identified.
• No production credits are supplied for the album.
• A digital booklet was made available for the release.
• The album produced no new singles.
SOURCES Discogs, 45 World, Wikipedia, BBC Official Charts, Prince Vault, Sleeveographia2.
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